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Special to The Examiner Navasota Mayor Bert Miller will join thousands of local leaders across the country at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 7, in a nationwide bipartisan initiative to highlight the impact of national service in tackling local problems. The recognition will take place at Navasota City Hall.
Read moreGrimes county commissioners kept it brief Wednesday, March 25. Observing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations limiting gatherings and social distancing within the courtroom, the Regular Meeting was broadcast live via the Grimes County Court House Facebook page.
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Read moreCourtesy photo Monday, March 30, Todd Mission Volunteer Fire Department donated 15 boxes, each containing 20 N95 masks to Grimes County Emergency Management for organizations in need.
Read moreCourtesy photos Anderson-Shiro FFA member, Leah Moy, recently competed at the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show and was named Reserve Champion, Breed Champion and earned the Sr. Showmanship award. Moy showed a Dark Cross Breeding Gilt and received a scholarship from South Texas Ford Dealerships for being named Breed Champion.
Read moreStaff from the City of Navasota Street and Sanitation Department are still at work cleaning up debris and leaves from city streets while adhering to the recommended CDC guidelines.
Read moreDespite the every-man-for-himself attitude that emptied store shelves last week, Grimes County is still a county of faith, hope and charity and concern for the well-being of others. Many of those caring folks came together over spring break under the leadership of Anderson Baptist Church (ABC) to help someone in need through its mission program, Helping Hands of Grimes County.
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